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The decay transient always shows a component with a decay time of up to 1100 μs, and also a component with a much faster decay time.

For example, in Fig. 1, radiation dose rates at Iwaki, Kitaibaraki, and Takahagi showed a much faster decay compared to the other places during March, whereas the decay rates at these places became similar to those at the other places during May.

A single impeller stirred tank presents a much faster decay of dissipation proportional to 1/r4.

The increased aerodynamic drag in this region would, however, lead to a much faster decay of the debris, thereby alleviating the situation to a degree.

The presence of Cl− was beneficial in the latter process, due to the formation of active chlorine as an additional oxidant that caused a much faster decay of MeP.

This shows that for the synchronization our criterion compared to the PIC criterion is much sharper and has faster decay around the true value.

In general, faster decay times corresponded to better timing resolution.

In small spines, calcium will rise much faster and decay much faster.

Similarly, much faster photocurrent decay is visible from 521 nm illumination compared to 410 nm illumination.

In the waveguide QED context, 'strong coupling' signifies that the spontaneous decay rate to the waveguide is much faster than the decay to all other modes, namely that the Purcell factor is large, P ≡ Γ / Γ ′ ≫ 1.

This is due to the fact that auto-correlation decay due to baseline flow is still much faster than the decay due to any other source of biological or environmental fluctuation (DCS measurements taken post mortem show a correlation decay 3 4 orders of magnitude slower than before the animal is sacrificed).